The Lititz Record January 1889
"Death of Hannah Shoemaker"
"Hannah, widow of the late Peter Shoemaker, died at an early hour on Sunday morning, January 13. She had been ailing for some time, but was bedfast one day only. Deceased was the mother of Isaac Shoemaker, of Warwick, James of Lexington and Anderson, living near Brunnerville. She had her home with her son-in-law, Harry S. Brubaker, near Brunnerville. The funeral took place on Thursday at Hammer Creek meeting house, of which denomination she was a member. She was aged 73 years."
Found in the Lancaster County Historical Society.
"Lancaster County to Joseph Weaver.
To Tuition to poor children in Cocalico & Earl townships in the year 1826 Commenced the 10th of April & ended the 10th of June
For Stationary
Leah Powden 16 1/2 Days at 2 1/2 cts per day $0.41
Samuel Powden 26 Days at 2 1/2 cts per day $0.65
Hannah Powden 15 1/2 Days at 2 1/2 cts per day $0.38 1/2."
A listing of 17 children in all.
At the bottom of the page reads:
We the undersigned do certify that we have examined the School book of the above said Joseph Weaver and have found the about Bill to be correct and true.
Signed by Jonas Nolt, John Kemper and the third signature is unreadable.
"Death of Hannah Shoemaker"
"Hannah, widow of the late Peter Shoemaker, died at an early hour on Sunday morning, January 13. She had been ailing for some time, but was bedfast one day only. Deceased was the mother of Isaac Shoemaker, of Warwick, James of Lexington and Anderson, living near Brunnerville. She had her home with her son-in-law, Harry S. Brubaker, near Brunnerville. The funeral took place on Thursday at Hammer Creek meeting house, of which denomination she was a member. She was aged 73 years."
Found in the Lancaster County Historical Society.
"Lancaster County to Joseph Weaver.
To Tuition to poor children in Cocalico & Earl townships in the year 1826 Commenced the 10th of April & ended the 10th of June
For Stationary
Leah Powden 16 1/2 Days at 2 1/2 cts per day $0.41
Samuel Powden 26 Days at 2 1/2 cts per day $0.65
Hannah Powden 15 1/2 Days at 2 1/2 cts per day $0.38 1/2."
A listing of 17 children in all.
At the bottom of the page reads:
We the undersigned do certify that we have examined the School book of the above said Joseph Weaver and have found the about Bill to be correct and true.
Signed by Jonas Nolt, John Kemper and the third signature is unreadable.
The Lititz Record January 1889
"Death of Hannah Shoemaker"
"Hannah, widow of the late Peter Shoemaker, died at an early hour on Sunday morning, January 13. She had been ailing for some time, but was bedfast one day only. Deceased was the mother of Isaac Shoemaker, of Warwick, James of Lexington and Anderson, living near Brunnerville. She had her home with her son-in-law, Harry S. Brubaker, near Brunnerville. The funeral took place on Thursday at Hammer Creek meeting house, of which denomination she was a member. She was aged 73 years."
Found in the Lancaster County Historical Society.
"Lancaster County to Joseph Weaver.
To Tuition to poor children in Cocalico & Earl townships in the year 1826 Commenced the 10th of April & ended the 10th of June
For Stationary
Leah Powden 16 1/2 Days at 2 1/2 cts per day $0.41
Samuel Powden 26 Days at 2 1/2 cts per day $0.65
Hannah Powden 15 1/2 Days at 2 1/2 cts per day $0.38 1/2."
A listing of 17 children in all.
At the bottom of the page reads:
We the undersigned do certify that we have examined the School book of the above said Joseph Weaver and have found the about Bill to be correct and true.
Signed by Jonas Nolt, John Kemper and the third signature is unreadable.
"Death of Hannah Shoemaker"
"Hannah, widow of the late Peter Shoemaker, died at an early hour on Sunday morning, January 13. She had been ailing for some time, but was bedfast one day only. Deceased was the mother of Isaac Shoemaker, of Warwick, James of Lexington and Anderson, living near Brunnerville. She had her home with her son-in-law, Harry S. Brubaker, near Brunnerville. The funeral took place on Thursday at Hammer Creek meeting house, of which denomination she was a member. She was aged 73 years."
Found in the Lancaster County Historical Society.
"Lancaster County to Joseph Weaver.
To Tuition to poor children in Cocalico & Earl townships in the year 1826 Commenced the 10th of April & ended the 10th of June
For Stationary
Leah Powden 16 1/2 Days at 2 1/2 cts per day $0.41
Samuel Powden 26 Days at 2 1/2 cts per day $0.65
Hannah Powden 15 1/2 Days at 2 1/2 cts per day $0.38 1/2."
A listing of 17 children in all.
At the bottom of the page reads:
We the undersigned do certify that we have examined the School book of the above said Joseph Weaver and have found the about Bill to be correct and true.
Signed by Jonas Nolt, John Kemper and the third signature is unreadable.
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